Keep in mind that all files declared in the preprocessor commands are linked automatically
into your applet or executable when Hollywood is in compile mode. Thus, if you do something
like the following, not only testpicture.jpg but the whole RAR archive test.rar
will be linked to your applet or executable:
@BRUSH 1, "test.rar/testpicture.jpg" |
If you don't want that, you can set the optional Link to False. If Link is set to
False, Hollywood won't link the specified file to your applet or executable. This
means, however, that you have to distribute test.rar with your applet or
executable so that the data can be loaded from it. Here's how to disable linking:
@BRUSH 1, "test.rar/testpicture.jpg", {Link = False}
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When done like this, Hollywood will never link the file into your applet or executable. Instead, it will always be loaded from the specified file.